A.J Breaux

[MIKEPR]

I saw the story a couple of nights ago.


http://unsolvedmysteries.fandom.com/wiki/A._J._Breaux

I guess he got back on the alcohol considering he was drinking again.


Here's what I wonder.

Did he have a drinking problem before his wife met him?

If so why marry someone like that and bring kids into the world?

[mercy1825]

Originally Posted by MIKEPR

I saw the story a couple of nights ago.


http://unsolvedmysteries.fandom.com/wiki/A._J._Breaux

I guess he got back on the alcohol considering he was drinking again.


Here's what I wonder.

Did he have a drinking problem before his wife met him?

If so why marry someone like that and bring kids into the world?

He was in recovery. I have met recovering alcoholics who are some of the greatest people I have ever met. Are you saying that anyone who has had an alcohol or substance abuse problem is not worthy of marriage and/or having children? What an incredibly ignorant and narrow minded statement.

[MIKEPR]

Originally Posted by mercy1825

He was in recovery. I have met recovering alcoholics who are some of the greatest people I have ever met. Are you saying that anyone who has had an alcohol or substance abuse problem is not worthy of marriage and/or having children?

And do you personally think it's right for someone who has these problems to marry and burden their families?

[TheCars1986]

Originally Posted by MIKEPR

And do you personally think it's right for someone who has these problems to marry and burden their families?

No. They should be put in camps and have all of their human rights stripped away.

[mercy1825]

Originally Posted by MIKEPR

And do you personally think it's right for someone who has these problems to marry and burden their families?

Yes. I am a recovering alcoholic. Because I used to drink has not presented a burden on my family. People can and do change everyday.

[MIKEPR]

Sure about that? If I were to ask them would they say the same thing.

Plus what made you think I didn't say they can't change?


You don't think well.

[mercy1825]

Originally Posted by MIKEPR

shut up.

Really? What is happening on this board. Is this fellow over 18?

[mercy1825]

Originally Posted by MIKEPR

Sure about that? If I were to ask them would they say the same thing.

Plus what made you think I didn't say they can't change?


You don't think well.

I can tell you why. Because my wife has never seen me drink. It was BEFORE we met.

[TheCars1986]

Originally Posted by mercy1825

Yes. I am a recovering alcoholic. Because I used to drink has not presented a burden on my family. People can and do change everyday.

I'm glad you're recovering now.

[mercy1825]

Originally Posted by TheCars1986

I'm glad you're recovering now.

Thank you. I wouldn't wish alcoholism on my worst enemy but to say after they clean up they should not have families is ridiculous.

[Todd Mueller]

Originally Posted by MIKEPR

And do you personally think it's right for someone who has these problems to marry and burden their families?

Oh, I agree! That's why I am perfect and my children are perfect. Perfect in every way -- free from defects and never a burden.

Just ask my wife...

[Todd Mueller]

Originally Posted by mercy1825

Thank you. I wouldn't wish alcoholism on my worst enemy but to say after they clean up they should not have families is ridiculous.

Good for you! Good luck with your continued sobriety.

And yes, that may be the most ridiculous thing I've read on this board (and that is saying something).

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